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Then you should've probably provided links to that in your post.
What I read was about tightening of immigration policies and struggling with police state (which should also be a problem for the left too since police state suppresses everyone in the end).
While views on immigration are not resonating with mine, I don't think that it's the "alt-right" (white supremacy).
He's talking about national identity a lot. It's also not what I personally like, but for some people national identity is very important. For example, in Ukraine there was a raise of national identity awareness since the war started. Most people see that as a norm while criticizing people of other countries for the same.
I personally more inclined to multiculturalism, but at the same time can understand people from the right (not the far right though).
So although it's not an easy topic, I can't agree on calling people such as him a nazi. A nationalist or conservative? No problem.
And yeah, this is one of example which some people find hard to understand unless they really try: you may not agree with someone, but still defend them if they're being accused of something too exaggerated.
Alexey Skobkin
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2025-10-13 22:40:58 UTC
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